LNAinNH

I just can't seem to get any answers out of any of the people I've asked at these schools, so maybe someone whose gone to one knows the answer to this: I am looking at LPN training schools, two in particular: First Choice in Salem, and HCTA in Manchester. I understand it's probably cheaper to attend one of these training schools than just go to the tech and get my LPN, buuuuut... If I were to later decide that I want to get my RN, will the credits I earn at these "training schools" transfer? I can't seem to get a straight answer out of any one associated with either school, the BON has no idea, and neither does anyone I've talked to at the Tech. HELP!

I checked online and it appears that NHTI in Concord has an LPN program as well, so it may be easier to get federal assistance in paying for it. Possibly by applying as a Liberal Arts, then gettng the gen eds out of the way for the nursing courses so I can focus on those all at once without having to worry about A&P. I'm going to get my high school chemistry class credit taken care of at Concord High(I never ended up taking it in High School), and then start studying for the NLN so when it comes time to apply for their LPN program, I'll be ready to go.

Hello all. First time poster, long time reader and all that. I'm an LNA and I've been looking at LPN programs here in southern NH. :typing Are there any LPNs out there or LPN students? Which programs do you recommend? I know a few schools around here lost their licenses, but I wasn't sure which ones. I had looked at HCTA here in Manchester and the website makes it seem legit. Has anyone heard otherwise? Any info you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! :redpinkhe